OriginalBugID: 4056 Bug
Version: 8.3b1
SubmitDate: '2000-01-21'
LastModified: '2000-01-21'
Severity: SER
Status: Closed
Submitter: techsupp
ChangedBy: hobbs
RelatedBugIDs: 4054
OS: All
OSVersion: Windows and Linux
Machine: Windows and Linux
FixedDate: '2000-10-25'
ClosedDate: '2000-01-21'
Name:
Philip Moore
Comments:
Sorry for basically reporting this bug twice.. But I've narrowed the problem down.. It does NOT involve Eggdrop..
I just don't understand:
Linux tclsh:
% lsort -dictionary "A Z ^Z a"
A Z ^Z a
Why does it put "Z" after "A" and before "a"? I know the "^Z" in there is confusing it somehow, because it sorts it as expected without the "^Z" in it:
% lsort -dictionary "A Z a"
A a Z
ReproducibleScript:
Windows tclsh:
% lsort -dictionary "A Z ^Z a"
^Z A a Z
Linux tclsh:
% lsort -dictionary "A Z ^Z a"
A Z ^Z a
ObservedBehavior:
Windows tclsh and *nix tclsh sorts differently..
DesiredBehavior:
The Windows tclsh way is the one I expect and prefer!
